@Manus: Definitively not! Moving of the binaries happened through the newly installed bind9 package, and all my configuration issues could be solved by following the advices in the bind9 configurations. I had to set some new options and change the value of other options, where now certain preconditions must be fullfilled. There was no doubt, what caused the issues. I opened this ticket only, asking, why such an version bump occured in the end phase of a LTS distzribution, while the core debian still delivers fixes for the old-stable package.
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